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plenzmd1

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  1. and either Mead or myself will be upfront as well till cut off times
  2. are you coming?
  3. Think of it like this.. Josh is on the boundary, slings one sidearm to Diggs in the corner of the endzone, ball travels in the air entirely out of bounds. Diggs toe drags, catches the ball while it is outside the boundary, the ball traveled the whole way outside of the boundary...that's a TD as long as he completes the process of the catch. Now, Josh in on boundary, Josh throws against his body to Diggs in the middle of the field. Its short, and Diggs, while having his feet planted in the end zone, has lean forward to catch ball and falls straight down and he is touched down immediately .His feet are in endzone ,never left, but the ball never crossed the plane of the goal line. That is not a TD.
  4. Ball has to cross. Just google this phrase does the ball have to cross the end zone line or just feet on catch to be a TD
  5. Tons of private lots available, first come, first served. Bring cash though.
  6. Makes sense, they prolly teach it Pittsburgh. Watt did this to Allen last year pretty sure to and missed
  7. this rule drives me nuts. I think, and stress think, it was in the Giants game and a RB was being held up, and Titans player wound up and with a full right uppercut tried to jar the ball lose. He got all arm, no ball...and the ref even came in and you could see he was warning him. To me, a punch is a punch...it is either legal or its not. Like you say, getting to take a free swipe at a guys junk with the defense of "just trying to knock the ball lose" is BS. Watt misses a lot on his "Peanut Punches" btw
  8. is that cause i gunna be there to?
  9. @Heitzaint smart enough to be a Hokie, he a drunk from Vermont
  10. Absolutely...
  11. think they thought this "community involvement" piece was not gunna be a sticking point...but I guess any time politicians get involved always gunna be issues.Agree he prolly should not have said they were close..
  12. I have actually been listening to WEEI more than GR for this very reason. Man, most of those guys are really down on the Pats..great to listen to He is insufferable...i like almost all the other folks there....but he is just a tool.
  13. yep...Stadium beer at the Vikings game..you say week 5, i say Packer game! Free beer for me!!!!!
  14. you're guessing wrong😃
  15. Agree Jackson and White. But i don't see the Bills playing Tre till he gets at least 4 weeks practice in...so i think they will take him off PUP end of WK 4, activate him bye week, plays the Sunday nighter VS the Pack...
  16. you gunna wait till the deal is officially official..it aint yet
  17. Need 4 prime,
  18. Fanduel has a fantastic offer for existing customers' a risk free bet this weekend for all...up to $5 ...woo the frig hoo! Time for a 10 leg parley bet!
  19. that is the point i was making though..that type of complex in the burbs in Chicago will flourish year round. no need for game to be there...
  20. where are you staying? And I would avoid Dannys like the plague if the likes of @Just Jack and @mead107are there!😀
  21. depends on what is important to you. Loking for easy out ..where are you staying and where your tickets are is important if that is the case. Looking to tailgate before the lots open at 3:15? That matters too... Then the ever important what environment you looking for. Bringing kids? Little party but not to crazy? Drunks jumping on tables ?
  22. sending you a pm
  23. most would prolly go to place like that in the Suburbs vs the city..absolutely. If you have ever been to Staples Center( whatever it called now) envision that. Plenty of parking, huge area with like 10-15 restaurants, couple of clubs, prolly 30-70 retail stores, movie theatre, couple hotels...and then there is the stadium as an anchor. Not sure about the funding...
  24. Hell yea they will. Massive suburbs out there, the vast majority who want nothing to do with going into the city...for anything. Prolly 1/10th of the population in Chicagoland lives in the city, the vast majority live in the burbs. And yea, Soldier Field has downtown Chicago right there, but certainly the stadium does not draw people.
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